Would Exempt Foods From Sales Tax In Ohio Tax Debate
Ohio lawmakers heard proposals to reenact the current sales tax with changes. Local governments seek a larger share of revenue, aiming for 59 percent next year, while schools would receive about 70 or more under proposed shifts. A separate income tax bill drew support from Ward and university and farm leaders, but opposition from manufacturers and bankers cited tax burdens. The session included hearings on both the sales tax re enactment and the proposed income tax.
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Columbus
House Taxation Committee
Unf
Subdi
Bih
Ian. Dayton
House
P. E. Ward
Geauga County
B. L. Creesy
Achisbuta
Rep. Ward
H. F. Walract
H. E. Moore
Petroleum Industry Committee of Ohio
Arch D. Schultz
Ohio Chamber of Commerce
E. Ditmar
Ohio Council of Retails Merchants
Ward
Ohio
Rain Tonight and Wednesday Warmth and Cold in Ohio
Ohio forecast calls for rain tonight and Wednesday with slightly warmer air tonight. Temperatures rise to mild levels Wednesday before a cooler spell Thursday.
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Ohio
Britain Awaits Italy Oil Embargo Clash Risk
London reports Britain favors collective action under the league covenant to penalize Italy over oil embargo threats. Cabinet defense committee weighing direct conflict risk, Italy’s Dodecanese moves, and French reluctance, with Britain seeking coordinated measures rather than unilateral action.
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Defense Committee
Cabr
Benitoea
Mediterranean
Great Britain
Duc
London
Imperial Defense Committees
Italy
Electons
Rome
Benito Mussolini
Stanley Baldwin
Business Leaders To Convene In Washington
Washington November 26. American industrialists gather December 9 in Washington to discuss NRA benefits and recovery strategies. Ohio firms already invited include Libber Owens Ford Glass Toledo American Brass Co Port Clinton B F Goodrich Akron Goodyear Akron Truscan Steel Youngstown Timken Roller Bearing Canton Lima Locomotive Galion Galion All Steel Buzz Co Galion and others chaired by Major George L Berry secretary Special Tool Machine Stop Institute weighing legislation and employment prospects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
NRA
Ohio
George L. Berry
Roosevelt
Arendiss
Ohi
Libber- Owens Ford Glass Co
Toledo
American Grasum Co
Port Clinton
B. F. Goodrich Co
Akron
Goodyear Tire and Rubber Co
Truscan Steel Co
Younistown
Timken’ Boller Bearing Co
Canton
Associa- Hep
Cleveland
Lima Locomotive Works
Lima
Kinnear Manufacturing Co
Columbus
Galion All Steel Booy Co
Galion
George J. Huebner
Special Tool Machine Stop Institute
Report on Dr Jaster’s Critical Condition
Dr C O Jaster of E reported today to be in critical condition at Lakeside Hospital Cleveland where he was taken six weeks ago for heart ailment treatment. The doctor’s condition has been critical for occasional periods of fainting and sinking spells.
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C. O. Jaster
Ip Criti
Lakeside Hospital
Cleveland
Capture Suspected Slayer Of Officer Twin Falls Area
Douglass Van Vin suspected murderer of Fontaine Cooper captured today north of Hollister, about 22 miles from Twin Falls. Authorities reported the suspect apprehended after a state traffic stop and investigation.
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Twin
Idate
Douglass van Vin
Fontaine Cooper
Holister
Milk Price Talks Fail In Cleveland Protests
Lorain County producers and Cleveland distributors failed to agree on milk prices at a Cleveland meeting. Producers sought 2.40 per 160 pounds for Class 1, 1.62 for Class 2, and about 1.10 for Class 3, while distributors countered with 2 1/2 for Class 1, 1.85 for relief milk, 1.59 for Class 2, and about 1.30 for Class 3. Distributors objected to relief milk cuts, noting relief burdens, as Akron Youngstown Canton and other markets reported prices in line with broader trends. The group plans another Cleveland meeting Friday to tighten demands, with no distributor plan ready. Negotiations led by Dairmen's Cooperative Sales Association and Northern Ohio Milk Producers Assoc. No. 2.
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Lorain County
Cleveland
Eland
Akron
Youngstown
Canton
Fittish
Hich
Dairmen’s Cooperative Sales Association
Northern Ohio Milk Producers’ Assoc
Governor Davey blasts federal relief as failing helpless people
In Columbus on November 26 Governor Martin L. Davey denounced federal relief authorities for promising to employ the unemployables on federal works programs and then failing to deliver. He accused the Hopkins administration of breaking its promises and suggested that any new relief taxation for Ohio be charged to the federal government.
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Davey
Columbus. C
Martin L. Davey
Harry Hopkins
Ohio
WPA Jobs Expand as Elyria County Relief Drives Labor
County Relief Director Earle C. Duncan reports 1646 of 2440 employable relief cases assigned to WPA projects in Elyria with 290 more eligible for transfer from direct relief. Sixteen projects have been completed, 56 active, and 23 began since WPA started. Sewing centers open in Lorain and Oberlin for women while a tuberculosis school survey will employ about 12 nurses and assistants.
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Appron
Rule
Earle C. Duncan
Elyria
Womenroew
iLorain
Oberlin
Eirria
Aust
Wellington
Ruie
WPA
Yisclose Increase In Exports Of Chemicals
Washington November 26 The commerce department disclosed a marked increase in exports of chemicals and allied products. The preliminary report by C C Concannone shows chemical exports for October totaling about 1 55 000, up from 72 985 in September and 10 801 50 in October 1934. Exports to Italy rose from 138 000 to 151 995 last month. The overall value to 21 nations was sharply higher as nations stock up amid wartime needs.
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Washington
Commerce Department
Italy
Africa
C. C. Concannea
Department
Chemical Division
Gets Nine Years For Embezzlement
Ed win M. McCarty a deputy customs collector at Akron was sentenced to nine years in the Lewisburg federal penitentiary after pleading guilty to embezzling customs funds. He was fined the amount embezzled totaling 26552 dollars. Judge Paul Jones noted the fine was immaterial since payment is unlikely.
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Cleveland
Edwin M. McCarty
Akron
Lewisburg
Paul Jones
McCarty
Jones
Seriously Injured In Fall At Cascade Park
Andrew Moffet, 25, was found severely injured after a fall down an embankment near Cascade Park. He lay unconscious along the roadside until passersby alerted authorities. Police and detectives responded, transporting him to a hospital for treatment.
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Andrew Moffet
Lora
Shfer Memorial Pital Bankment
Cascade Park
Lod
Thald Garber
R. UO
la Nne
Bank
Telebhos
Liord
Sergi
Arthur Hurd
Battle Rebels In South America
In Rio de Janeiro on November 26 a government offensive was ordered against rebel forces in Natal Rio Grande do Norte and Pernambuco. Heavy hand to hand fighting produced many casualties with rebels reported to have left 199 dead and 30 prisoners in Pernambuco. Reinforcements arrived for Loyalists as rebels were driven from smaller towns. Natal fighting was indecisive but Loyalist troops advanced.
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Rio DE Janeiro
Natal
Rio Grands de Norte
Pernambuco
Marving Reis
Reis
Pernamburo
Possible Defense Against Shortage Charge in Lorain
Former Lorain school board clerk treasurer Hii Sith faces an embezzlement count over a reported $2062.53 shortage. A defense strategy seeks a bill of particulars to detail the amount, fund, and officials with access to funds. Other Lorain cases noted include probation for Joseph Berg on a guilty plea for receiving stolen property and Stella Bucey’s formal guilty plea to second degree murder with a $10,600 bond.
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Hii Sith
Lorain
Aiformers
F. Adams
Lon B. Adams
Smith
Intr
Darthrians
Amoun
D. A. Cook
Joseph Berg
Joseph Crran
Stella Bucey
Munrder
New Deal Steps Against Utility Holding Firms
In New York on November 26 the New Deal moved to counter legal maneuvers by public utility holding companies by filing suit to force Giant Electric Bond and Share Co. and five subsidiaries to register under the Holding Company Act of 1935.
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New York
New Deal
Electric Bond and Share Co
Campaign totals near goal as Eivine drive wrapped up
Eivine’s Community Chest closed today reporting 8815.74 more pledges to reach 55672.04, short of the 63782 goal. C B Smythe called the result a victory, praising workers and noting follow up pledges in days ahead. Industrial and women’s teams led with Colson Co and Smythe’s group topping their divisions in a robust fundraising effort.
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Eivine
Nuat
Pselves
C. B. Smythe
Curra
Incheon
Eaplains
W. B. Sian
Indusnan
Ous
SI Ss
Miss Dorsarder
Howard Barbo
Karl P. Meisier
Richard Stevens
F. A. Smythe
al Mason
Colson Co
Coison Company
Fox Furnace Company
Steel and Tubes Inc
Wes Automatic Machine Serex Company
E A Foundry
Etal Industries Company
Parry-Fay Company
Piaudie Company
Wis Epring Company
Americance Manufacturing Company
Electro-Aliers Company
Harsnaw Keniest Company
Worthinson Ball Company
Chronicle-Telegram
Foe
Parks
Man
W. RB
Harr
Sigtanica
Smythe
Duse
Wom
Teday
Une
Proem
T. Moore
R. R. Bevard
Moore
F.nal
American Lace Manufacturing Co
Chronicle Telegram
Couch-Uthe Co
Chest Workers Seek Shared Pledge After Campaign Closes
Communite Chest workers in Elyria completed a drive to enlist support for welfare and charitable institutions. They admit several residents may have been missed and urge those able to contribute to send pledges to Chest headquarters, hoping for additional gifts from Elyrians not reached during the campaign.
Luncheon Committee Leads Community Chest Drive
Active groups in the Community Chest campaign include a women’s luncheon committee overseeing opening dinner and noon report luncheons. Led by J. H. Hurst and a slate of officers, the group aided by Mrs. C. S. Johnson and Mrs. W. Brews Lemon, with floral donations from local firms.
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J. H. Hurst
George Johnson
Calvert
Sisbee
W. Brees Lemon
Giri
C. S. Johnson
L. C. Hecock Floral Company
Pac Wainwright
Darek Florist Inc
J. P. Diederich Sons
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Winnie Mae
Wiley Post
Bartlest
Washington, D. C
National Museum
Britain
United Press
Loxdon
Dodecanese
Egypt
Sudan
France
Geneva
Yisclose
South America
Nace Co
General Industries Co
Harshaw Chemical Co
FS. Rubber Co
K. and S. Tool and Manufacturing Co
H. A. Lattin Co
Ohio Fuel Gas Co
Ohio Public Service Co
Perry-Fay Co
Pfanadier Co
Ridge Tool Co
Radiant Mills Co
Romeo Pump Co
Timms Spring Co
Troxel Manufacturing Co
Thew Shovel Co
Western Automatic Machine Serex Co
Worthington Ball Co
Studebaker Chemical Co
Allan Fritzsche
Robert Wilson
William Hearne
Wilfrid Bowdler
Nelson Fitch
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